Uses of Cp Equations  H s (298 K) =  H v (298 K) +  H fus (298 K) The fusion, vaporization and sublimation enthalpies of biphenyl are given below. Evaluate.

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Uses of Cp Equations  H s (298 K) =  H v (298 K) +  H fus (298 K) The fusion, vaporization and sublimation enthalpies of biphenyl are given below. Evaluate these thermodynamic properties at T = K and check to see that they are internally consistent.  H s (311 K) = 82.5 kJ mol -1  H v (363 K) = 59.6 kJ mol -1  H fus (341.5 K) = kJ mol -1  H s  = 78.3 kJ mol -1

Biphenyl  H s (311 K) = 82.5 kJ mol -1  H s (298 K) =  H s (311 K)+( Cp(c) calc )[ ] Cp(c) calc = 10*17.5+2*8.5 Cp(c) calc = 192 J mol -1 K -1  H s (298 K) = (0.38  0.1)  H s (298 K) = (82.9  0.1) kJ mol -1

Biphenyl  H s (298 K) = (82.9  0.1) kJ mol -1  H v (363 K) = 59.6 kJ mol -1  H v (298 K) =  H v (363 K) +( Cp(l) calc )[ ] Cp(l) calc = 10*21.8+2*15.3 Cp(l) calc = J mol -1 K -1  H v (298 K) = (4.88  0.98)  H v (298 K) = (64.5  1.0) kJ mol -1

Biphenyl  H s (298 K) = 82.9 kJ mol -1  H v (298 K) = 64.5  1.0 kJ mol -1  H fus (341.5 K) = kJ mol -1  H fus (298 K) =  H fus (341.5 K) +)+[0.15Cp(c) Cp(l)- 9.83][T fus -298]  H fus (298 K) = (1.98  0.6)  H fus (298 K) = (16.7  0.6) kJ mol -1  H s (298 K) = (64.5  1.0) + (16.7  0.6)  H s (298 K) = (81.2  1.2) kJ mol -1

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